Statistics Education (Certificate)
In the Graduate Certificate in Statistics Education, students will learn statistical concepts, methods, and pedagogical techniques for teaching these statistical topics at the college (or high school) level. The emphasis of the program is on the effective use of modern technology for teaching statistics. The courses required for this graduate certificate are listed below.
- Statistical Methods I: ST 511 (or ST 513)
- Statistical Methods II: ST 512 (or ST 514)
- Teaching and Learning of Statistical Thinking: ST 519
- Teaching Statistics with Technology: ST 557
Requirements
The certificate will be earned by successful completion of four courses listed above with an average GPA of at least 3.0.
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Admissions
The application process is very simple, there are no official prerequisites except for an undergraduate degree. Applicants should demonstrate an appropriate level of mathematical maturity to allow them to succeed in the certificate program. Examples of this would include successful completion of undergraduate coursework or professional work in a quantitative field. Note that the GRE is not required to apply and we only accept students living in North America.
Applicant Information
- Delivery Method: On-Campus, Online, Hybrid
- Entrance Exam: None
- Interview Required: None
Application Deadlines
- Fall: July 30
- Spring: November 30
- Summer: April 30